Types (6)
Durable Power of Attorney – A POA that is not affected by the state of the principal’s health. That is, the agent will retain their power after the principal cannot make decisions on their own.
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General (Financial) Power of Attorney – Used for assigning the same powers as the durable (financial) form, except it will be revoked should the principal lose the ability to make decisions (medically incapacitated).
Limited (Special) Power of Attorney – A document that restricts the scope of the agent’s powers so that they may only be used in the matters and circumstances noted in the contract.
Medical Power of Attorney – Used for nominating a trustworthy friend or family member with the right to communicate with physicians and other medical professionals regarding the care the principal receives.
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Minor Child Power of Attorney – A type of limited POA used for nominating an agent with temporary parental powers over their children.
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Motor Vehicle Power of Attorney – By completing this form, an individual can appoint an attorney-in-fact to represent them in particular matters pertaining to their motor vehicle.
Laws & Signing Requirements
- North Dakota Power of Attorney Laws
- Signing Requirements
- Health Care Directive / Medical Power of Attorney (§ 23-06.5-05) – Signed by the principal in front of a notary or 2 witnesses (who must also sign the POA).